George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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1 football: experience key to success The Patriot football team, although facing a rough schedule, bounded to a 6-4 Winning record fthe second best in the school's historyj, losing only to opponents Class AAA State Champions East Bank, Herbert Hoover, Charleston, and Du- Pont. At leastthree years ofplayingball together enabled the varsity squad toperform like V a finely- tuned Burgundy Machine. For instance, in five years of play, quarterback Bill Williams and center Phil Oblinger have fumbled the pill only twice. More teamwork was displayed by Bill Williams and Perry DeBord who represented GW on the KVC team for being the finest passing- receiving combination in the Valley. Another veteran on the team, was outstanding senior Jamie Adkins--the Monster Man in the 52- Patriot defensive line. Option plays demand quick reactions from Bill Williams so that intended passes can be turned into runs 78 I Stamina

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I , Q ' W. -V ' V he .. Players are: Front Row: David Rhoade, Tony Means, James Branch, Ronald Martin, Rick Weidman, Bill Bradberry, Eddie Wright, Coach Devol, and Coach Aldridge. Second Row: jim Richardson, Jeff Ray, Bill Leishman, Jim DeVere, Ted Wil- liams, Scott Wilcher, Frank Estes, Chuck Mooney, Phil Oblinger, Bill Williams, Nick Sticklen, Perry DeBord, Monty Warner, Bruce Gresham, Jamie Adkins, and john Graff. Third Row: Coach Edwards, Scott Hudnall, jack Totten, Terry Pennington, Bob Orders, Bill Caldwell, Tom Ryan, Bill Lacey, Kevin Zamelia, David Hawkins, Joe Hobbs, Don Miller, ,Steve Cook, Scott Gladwell, Keith Walder, and Mike Davis. Fourth Row: Coach Folden, Kent Woodruff, Tim Krisher, Robert Logston, Ford Francis, Mark Shanklin, Tim Wilcox, Scott Long, G.E. Guinther, Allan Mendeloff, Richard Carnes, Jim Graff, David Smith, Kim Woodruff, and Coach Mullins. Running alone towards the 30-yard line, Perry DeBord prepares to catch the pill . pponent Sissonville ..... Charleston .......... South Charleston .... . East Bank ............ Point Pleasant ..... Dunbar ........... Dupont ..... N1tIO ................... . G.W. UH.0-19 .H.26-24 .n.14-26 .HH3-O an 30-44 HU.7-16 .H.37-22 .U.14-21 Herbert Hoover .... .... 4 2-22 Stonewall .......... .H.30-34 Stamina! 79